Previous versions of the character have had abilities that protect your creatures, so it could be an interesting inversion to get one that sacrifices them instead
It shuts down other effects as well - your opponents can't cast spells from anywhere other than their hands, so no casting spells using Madness, Plot, Mayhem, or a whole bunch of red impulse draw effects
Gwaihir the WindlordGwaihir the Windlord The first actual Bird lord found herein, this Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth 4/4 flyer gives all of your Birds vigilance, which is an eminently useful ability for decks that aim to go wide as most Bird decks do
You can also break the symmetry of board wipes during the deckbuilding process, like if you run Bane of Progress in a deck without any artifacts/enchantments, or Retribution of the Meek in a deck without any creatures with power 4 or greater
The problem of course is if your opponents are playing graveyard decks, you could accidentally turbo-charge their win conditions
There are also serialized versions of the Praetors in March of the Machine , similar to the Multiverse Legends